Mattiazzi’s Milan Showcase is a Masterclass in Reuse & Recycling.

Solo Soft Lounge by Nitzan Cohen was unveiled at Mattiazzi’s Salone Del Mobile Milano 2024 presentation.

A sea of beautiful red chairs unified Mattiazzi’s chair collection at Salone.

The booth was made from a simple framework of repurposed pine wood and chipboard.

SOLO Chairs by Nitzan Cohen.

DOPO Stool by Studio OE.

Available in Australia exclusively from District, Mattiazzi celebrated Milan Design Week and Salone del Mobile 2024 by looking inward, highlighting its ongoing dedication to sustainability. For the past 45 years, the family-run Italian brand has taken great care to responsibly source wood and work with thoughtful designers on considered pieces.

The brand played with the idea of responsibility, keeping the role of companies in shaping the future at the forefront of the conversation. With this in mind, the design for their booth at the 62nd edition of Salone del Mobile was uncomplicated and clean. The space is built around a series of functional modules that can either be reused or recycled, and materials were repurposed to create a simple framework of pine wood and chipboard.

Inside the booth, three collections—SOLO by Nitzan Cohen, DOPO by Studio Œ and PAF PAF by Marialaura Irvine—stood out in playful colours against a geometric feature wall and raw timber backdrop.

Sustainability was the key objective, underscored by the company’s new Creative Director, Konstantin Grcic, stating: “The approach to the manufacturing process and the very same principle must be inherently present in every choice we make.”

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Mattiazzi remains one of the few furniture brands committed to in-house production, with the company ethos centred on the exclusive use of natural materials. Mattiazzi’s dedication to reducing its carbon footprint is longstanding. Production relies on electricity from roof-top solar panels that capture the Italian sun and wood savings are collected and used to warm the work are in winter. Today, the brand is notable for transitioning from a manufacturer to a well-regarded international design brand with an inventive approach to furniture design and production.

Embracing a tradition ingrained in Italian craftsmanship, they work with a select team of renowned designers to develop an exceptional collection of chairs, employing a production process that seamlessly combines digital technology with an artisanal approach—one that wasn’t lost at this year’s furniture fair.

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[Images courtesy of Mattiazzi.]